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enframement

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Eliciting the tradition of the folk novel, this story of murder--what Ralph Ellison would place under the heading of "Negro misfortune" (102)--is a frame narrative that magnifies the narrative leitmotiv: modes of enframement.
The ethnograph ic analysis strongly suggests that it is the doing, rather than the viewing, of landscape that is important to the walkers--even when the object of a hike is a view, The land is scaped, first and foremost, through bodily movement, not through static enframement.
In fact, the complete absence of traditional architectural devices--moldings, door enframements, floor patternings, and so on--render the space too undifferentiated and confusing.
 
 
 
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